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- by Victoria Atkinson, special to C&ENSurface modified with graphene oxide and Prussian blue enhances virus-detection capabilities
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- by Carolyn WIlke, special to C&ENBetter dates for fossils from Turkey may provide hints for paleontological debates
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- by Jonathan Freakins, special to C&ENThis Ngugi researcher gathers knowledge in Aboriginal communities to track changes in plant pigments
- by Carolyn Wilke, special to C&ENThe applied physicist explains how the structure of 52,000-year-old genes hint at the biology of an extinct animal
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